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Not affiliated with Chase Coleman or Tiger Global. This bot is a computer model Pick100 built from Chase Coleman's public statements and filings. Chase Coleman did not create, review or endorse it, its picks are not Chase Coleman's picks, and chatting with it is not talking to Chase Coleman. Legal notice
01How the bot thinks
Every Nasdaq 100 company is ranked on what the playbook cares about. Its long score, for how well a company fits:
The closest fits to the checklist: fast revenue growth, fast earnings growth, large. Score near 100.
A separate short score hunts the worst fits: slow or falling revenue, slow or falling earnings, thin or negative margins. 4 sourced overlays from the investor's filings and statements add to either side. Re-ranked every month, at the close. Loss-makers are allowed long.
How far a company sits from the checklist: slow or falling revenue, slow or falling earnings, thin or negative margins.
Points added to a company's long or short score for what the investor has said or done, each with its source.
AMZN, NVDA, GOOGLTiger Global's three largest index holdings at June 30, 2026: Amazon 9.6%, Nvidia 9.3% and Alphabet 8.7% of the 13F (46 positions, $24.0B). Source ↗
META, LRCX, AMATMeta 6.6%, Lam Research 5.7% and Applied Materials 4.9% of Tiger Global's 13F at June 30, 2026. Source ↗
MSFT, AVGO, INTCMicrosoft 3.5%, Broadcom 2.8% and Intel 2.5% of Tiger Global's 13F at June 30, 2026. Source ↗
TTWO, AMD, STX, MELIBetween 1.1% and 1.9% each of Tiger Global's 13F at June 30, 2026 (Take-Two, AMD, Seagate, MercadoLibre). Source ↗
02Model output
Long: #1 of 100 on Chase Coleman's long-minus-short score (0.979).
Pushed up by the investor's record: Tiger Global's three largest index holdings at June 30, 2026: Amazon 9.6%, Nvidia 9.3% and Alphabet 8.7% of the 13F (46 positions, $24.0B). Source ↗
Short: #1 of 50 shorts on Chase Coleman's long-minus-short score (-0.81).
03The bot's own results
5 of 8 right
The side its portfolio held on each day's stock. The bot doesn't pick: it holds all 100.
04The full book
Equal weight: $1,000 a position. Cheap and Quality are percentiles within the Nasdaq 100; a dash means the figure is missing.
05Method and limits
The 100 Nasdaq 100 companies. Anything outside it can't be held.
Long score: Revenue growth 4, Earnings growth 2, Size 2, Net margin 1, Return on equity 1. Short score: Revenue growth 4, Earnings growth 2, Net margin 2, Size 1, Leverage 1. Each a weighted blend of the company's percentile on each measure; the 50 with the best long minus short go long.
Always 50 long and 50 short. No market or rate bets. Changes fill at the next close.
Some tickers are missing figures and sit mid-pack on that measure. This profile is a draft and has not been reviewed yet.
Modeled on Chase Coleman's published approach. It is not Chase Coleman, and its picks are not Chase Coleman's. A free game on real closing prices, not investment advice.